Leadership Currency with Dr. Doug McKinley

This podcast is a conversation about establishing interpersonal relationships. Our guest, Beth Kring, is a Clinical Nurse Manager with over 35 years of experience. She has numerous stories about how she has shaped her career, family life, and faith around this one skill. The ROI on workplace relationship engagement may be priceless as research suggests that the cost of disengagement is $450 to $550 billion dollars annually. As you plan your next year in business, rather than jumping right back into budget building, take the time to assess your business’s key relationships. Are they mutually beneficial, strong and secure, or do some need a little love?
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On this podcast, we continue to explore the topic of emotional intelligence. Listen in to gain a deeper understanding of the role of leaders in social responsibility and how you can incorporate three principles into your own leadership journey. Join us every week as we explore the critical topic of emotional intelligence and provide practical strategies for leaders to effect positive change in their organizations and beyond.
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On this podcast, we continue to explore the topic of emotional intelligence. Listen in to gain a deeper understanding of the role of leaders in social responsibility and how you can incorporate three principles into your own leadership journey. Join us every week as we explore the critical topic of emotional intelligence and provide practical strategies for leaders to effect positive change in their organizations and beyond.
To Order Doug’s Books: The Resiliency Quest
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Visit Doug’s Website: DougMcKinley.com
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I am frequently asked if empathy is innate or learned. The good news for leaders is that it can be learned. The not so good news is that there is an empathy deficit in most workplace cultures. That deficiency can be turned around. Adam Mock joins the podcast today to have a raw conversation about the currency of empathy. A skilled coach, Adam experiences profound shifts in his clients lives as he encourages them to release the power of empathy at work and home. Everyone can learn to be more empathic, so listen in for ways that will resonate with you to do just that.
To Order Doug’s Books: The Resiliency Quest
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I am frequently asked if empathy is innate or learned. The good news for leaders is that it can be learned. The not so good news is that there is an empathy deficit in most workplace cultures. That deficiency can be turned around. Adam Mock joins the podcast today to have a raw conversation about the currency of empathy. A skilled coach, Adam experiences profound shifts in his clients lives as he encourages them to release the power of empathy at work and home. Everyone can learn to be more empathic, so listen in for ways that will resonate with you to do just that.
To Order Doug’s Books: The Resiliency Quest
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Knowing the difference between being assertive and being aggressive is essential for all leaders. While often used in a state of conflict, assertiveness is also a skill that helps leaders ask for and get what they want without exploiting others. In this way, assertiveness can actually help leaders to avoid conflict. Joining Dr. McKinley on today’s podcast is Dan Yunker. Known for being a strategic and innovative leader, Dan has extensive experience negotiating deals, leading teams, and building organizational momentum. During this interview they address how Dan has used assertiveness to find a win-win-win path forward.
To Order Doug’s Books: The Resiliency Quest
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Knowing the difference between being assertive and being aggressive is essential for all leaders. While often used in a state of conflict, assertiveness is also a skill that helps leaders ask for and get what they want without exploiting others. In this way, assertiveness can actually help leaders to avoid conflict. Joining Dr. McKinley on today’s podcast is Dan Yunker. Known for being a strategic and innovative leader, Dan has extensive experience negotiating deals, leading teams, and building organizational momentum. During this interview they address how Dan has used assertiveness to find a win-win-win path forward.
To Order Doug’s Books: The Resiliency Quest
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Visit Doug’s Website: DougMcKinley.com
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Emotions. Leaders often keep this powerful asset under wraps. Withholding or hiding emotions will impact your interactions with other people. If you are a leader and have not learned to express your emotions in appropriate ways, you may be stumbling in your relationships and not even know why.Join Dr. McKinley and his co-host Steven Crooke as they discuss the currency of emotional self-expression.
To Order Doug’s Books: The Resiliency Quest
Mad About Us
Visit Doug’s Website: DougMcKinley.com
To Listen to Leadership Currency Podcast: Leadership Currency Podcast

Emotions. Leaders often keep this powerful asset under wraps. Withholding or hiding emotions will impact your interactions with other people. If you are a leader and have not learned to express your emotions in appropriate ways, you may be stumbling in your relationships and not even know why.Join Dr. McKinley and his co-host Steven Crooke as they discuss the currency of emotional self-expression.
To Order Doug’s Books: The Resiliency Quest
Mad About Us
Visit Doug’s Website: DougMcKinley.com
To Listen to Leadership Currency Podcast: Leadership Currency Podcast

There are situations that call for exercising dependence and those for leveraging independence. Many times leaders get confused about which one to lean into. We have all experienced the intimidating power of peer pressure. The trick is in knowing when to be independent and when to trust someone else’s judgment. On today’s podcast Dr. McKinley is joined by leader and influencer, Andy Williames, who routinely reflects a congruent expression of psychological independence. Listen in to this conversation to better understand how you can lead more consistently from your own convictions.
To Order Doug’s Books: The Resiliency Quest
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Visit Doug’s Website: DougMcKinley.com
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